Imagine telling someone from 200 years ago that humanity invented a machine capable of explaining almost any subject, in almost any language, at almost any level of complexity.
A machine that never gets tired of your questions.
That can teach you mathematics, physics, programming, philosophy, or practically anything else.
Available to billions of people for little or no money.
They’d probably consider it one of the greatest inventions in human history.
And what was one of our first reactions?
Schools trying to figure out how to stop students from using it.
I understand the concerns about cheating.
But there’s something deeply ironic about treating potentially the most powerful educational tool ever created primarily as a threat to education.
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A massive boulder hangs above a staircase inside a luxury villa in Mykonos, Greece.
Completed in 2024, Aimasia Residence was designed by A31 Architecture, with interiors by Tom Dixon's Design Research Studio. The suspended rock is one of several large boulders incorporated into the house, reflecting the island's rugged natural landscape.
Photography: Mike Kelley
@VraserX As a guy who was involved in AI since 2015 and always reacted my super excited friends with poker face, the few months was something else. now even me become the super excited guy talking about ...
You find these tiny structural pieces in megalithic sites across Egypt, Peru and even Easter Island!
Another potential signal to consider in a lost global-culture model.
A manual launch system for Russia’s “Kasheev” interceptor drones was displayed at the international “Sphere of Security” exhibition in Moscow.
The interceptor is reportedly available in day and night variants and features a machine-vision system.
According to the published specifications, the drone has a maximum speed of 320 km/h (199 mph) and can engage targets flying at speeds of up to 220 km/h (137 mph).
The 7-inch variant can reportedly carry a 400 g (14.1 oz) warhead. Its flight endurance is stated to be up to 8 minutes, with a maximum operating altitude of 4,000 m (13,123 ft).